Boxing Most Popular Sport Among Officers and Men Says Soldier Wilde
New York reports boxing as the favored sport among military officers and men. Soldier Wilde, the army boxing instructor, notes fighters from lightweights to heavyweights train in school methods, praising discipline while criticizing infighting and excessive science as un-English. He highlights gym training, constant practice, and the army’s support as why soldiers stay fit and competitive.
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New York
Jimmy Wee
Jimmy
Driah
Saya
Adda
Konrar
Subaiteron
Alwars
Wilde
Bat Bia Phyalgus
Sisler Tops in American League Batting Standings
Sitler of St Louis climbs to second in the American League batting race with a .352 average after Wednesday's games. Cobb leads at .291 while Lou Brock? Dodie of Philadelphia posts a .305 season mark. Detroit's Bush pushes toward Cobb with 89 runs. The report lists leaders in home runs, stolen bases, and pitching ERAs across leagues, citing ongoing standings through midweek games.
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Chicago
Sitler
Louta
Louis Ular
Bpraker
Dodie
Philadelphia
Cobb
Bush
Detroit
Cable
New York
Veach
Chipman
Cleveland
Geter
St. Louis
Speaker
Harris
Chapman
Bodle
Philadelp
Meln
Felard
Miesabington
Felow
Faber
Cleotte
Tropard
Boston
Dagby
Mays
Hoeton
Truth
Coveleskie
Nussell
Ekenya
Cruise
St Louis
Kaulf
Mornaby
Roush
Cincinnati
Cravath
Doyle
Wiliams
Bonora
Eich Baying
Carey
Pittsboro
Barns
Baying
Cinciont
Crofae
Loula
Murneby
Louis
Raud
Grob
Cincinnat
Wilholt
Zimerman
Grisith
Neale
Turns
Anderson
Alexander
Cheney
Brooklyn
Behupp
Vaughn
Saller
Perritt
T Schneider
Bees Shut Out by Los Angeles in Ninth Series Game
The Bees were blanked 3 0 as Otis Crandall powered Los Angeles with a two run first inning, Crandall scoring on a sac fly and a late run scoring on an error. Lever ent allowed nine hits and took the loss while the Browns failed to reach an agreement to pay 95000 for catcher Truck Ilannah. In the eighth, Crandall drove in a run with a sacrifice, and a trio of hits including a triple by Roles helped seal the win. The game lasted 2 hours 40 minutes with Finney and M. Umpires officiating. Public notices follow.
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Browns
Ilannah
Los Angeles
Ron-Reting
Dees
Ryan
Dow
Crandal
Coles
Cran‘tall
Aslgie
Roles
Triple
Davie
Crandall
Eeries
Vernon Loses to Oakland in Wild Nine to One Defeat
San Francisco Aug 24 The reanimated Onka beat the Tigers 6 to 1 as Vernon's club stranded runners. Goodbred worked seven innings, allowing three hits and hitting 3 batters while Oakland tallied with a three-base hit by Goodbred and a Stumpf home run. Vernon left 7 men on base as Oakland took control late.
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SAN Prancisco
Onka
Tigers
Goodbred
Ove
Jungle Town
Chadbourne
Stump
Acore
Vernon
Ieee
Boodgrasg
Aoe
Daley
Rorseoo Gletchmani
Galloway
McGinnis
Simon
Gocoorso
Oakland
Niddleton
Nensor
Catlaway
Oleichmann
Vaughs
MeOtonis
Qleichmann
Himon
Tuna
National League results spark Phillies two wins over Reds
Philadelphia tops Cincinnati 6 to 6 and 7 to 6 as Hart leads hitting. Gieux wins both games after replacing Koeschger in the seventh. In New York, the Giants split with Chicago 3-2 and 12-2 with differing outcomes. Pittsburgh completes a two game swing over Boston 5 to 1 as Miller outduels Tiarnes.
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Philadelphia
Cheinnatl
New York
Chicago
Eivotye
Lele Trocklyarame
Thatoa
Boston
Philllies
Hart
Bitting
Cincinnati
Deadiger
Recan
Gieux
Koeschger
Nogan
Hing
Wingo
Deadger
Mixey
Ackins
Battersea
Eller
Mitchel
Rixey
Bender
Killifer
Adams
Giants
Chicaro
Beore
Dotglan
Edott
Permitt
Rarides
Datteres
Vausha
Elliott
Dil Seefer
Anderton
Demares
Tarden
Murray
Staronor
Doston
Cleveland
Irost Alay
Abe Washington
Army Navy Football Game Uncertain After War Declared
Announcement at the academy states the annual Army versus Navy football game may be canceled or rescheduled depending on actions at West Point where athletics were disrupted following the war declaration.
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Middies
Annapolis
Intener
Germany
Army
Navy
West Point
Athletica
Scone by Innings: Ban Francisco vs Portland baseball score
Partial OCR of a baseball box score shows Ban Francisco pitcher Erickson charged with defeat while Smith pitched. Hits, errors, and double plays listed. time 1:60. umpires Held and Guthrie.
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Scone
Francisco
Ranes
Portland
Dy Gardner
Erick
Smith
Wille
Rodgers
Hollocher
Griggs
Sigin
Gardner
Seals Fall to Make a Run in Dixie Baseball
Port of Portland area report describes a rough fourth inning as Denpus led a heavy artillery assault driving the opposition from the bar. Final score noted as 9 to 0 with Chief Smith scoring the last point amid few allowed scratches and all hits judged solid.
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Tortland
Ark
Otae Erickaen
Charley Daum
Johnson
Renter
den Pus
Olsf
Smith
San Francisco
Rapore Fitzgerald
Pick
Calvo
Bchaldler
Ace Downs
Koerner
Corhan
Peculiar Story Of Ball Game Between Canadians And Americans
London readers witnessed a charity baseball match won by Canada 12 to 3. A 10,000 crowd saw a one handed catch and a record hit by Shorty Humphsses. Canadian pitcher Stanley shut down the Americans as victors amid jubilant scenes with crutches and hats in the air.
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London
Maple Leaver
Detroit
United States
Stanley
American League at Detroit Philadelphia 6 iost 4
Detroit hosts Philadelphia in a 6 to 4 game with remaining contests on the schedule. Early notes indicate other games were slated but not completed.
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Detroit
Philadelphia
Japanese Tennis Champion Kashio Modest About Skill
New York article notes Seiichiro Kashio of Japan, a polished amateur with strong collegiate ties, modest about his tennis prowess. It details his background in Tokyo commercial college, comparisons with Kumagae, past tourney experience in Shanghai and San Francisco, and differences in ball composition affecting play.
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New York
Seiichiro Kashio
Kumagae
Keio University
Shimidzu
Kashio
Humagae
Japan
San Francisco
John FL Strachan
Kusbie
Shanghai
Larson Wins in Rand Handicap at Chicago
Charley Larson of Wacohpacs Wisconsin won the grand American handicap defeating Mark Arie in the shooter with 47 to 35. Norwood and Smith tied for second with $7. Larson, 34, a butcher by trade, led from the 20 yard mark and final scores reached 19. Arie posted a strong showing, setting a 22 yard record during two days, while Homer Clark won the professional title in Alto, New Mexico. Detroit’s Voxel and Mrs May led women’s events. Roy A. Nutt captured the consolidation handicap. Other notes mention the Athletics defeating Detroit in baseball on the same date.
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Cuicago
Charley Larson
Wacbpacs
Wis
Mark Arie
Thomas Doro
Jed
Larson
Wisconsin
Arie
1. C. Norwood
Davenport
T. J. Smith
Mound City
Ted
Ahootem Smith
Abe
Mias
Birde
Lareen
Aric
Homer Clark
Altos
Bi Mra
Voxel
Detroit
Mra
Harold Almert
Chicago
Baseball score fragment with players and teams mixed
Fragmentary score note lists twenty seven basen and multiple players with unclear names. Mentions Detroit and a few surnames such as Batteries-Schauer and Haley Cunningham Cotelenkle Eh Mke Boencer Yele. Appears to be an incomplete game recap or box score.
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Dodie
Rue Phiphla
Sessesssenees
Detroit Oy
Sepegee
Schauer
Belbold
Haley
Cunningham
Cotelenkle
lEhmke
Boencer
Yele
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Laverent
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Braves
Miller
Jesem Tiarnes
Vatterles
Pstiler
Warner
Danes
Nico
Fottadelphia
Brooklin A
Pittsburg
Shafer's
Slade
Glenwood
Norman Ross
Honolulu
Olaf Erickaen
Britisher
Maurice McLoughlin
California
RAND
Mrs. Vogel
Athletics
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Eixteen
Fesen
Sallee
Benton
Flan Francisco
That Lake
Becker
Becca
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